Veterinary Radiologist Jobs
Veterinary Radiologist jobs are open across specialty animal hospitals, university veterinary teaching institutions, and referral practices, from new-graduate residents to board-certified diplomates, with specializations in diagnostic imaging, interventional radiology, and radiation oncology. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Bridgetown Veterinary Emergency and Referral is ready to welcome a Second Boarded Veterinary Radiologist to join our Specialty and Emergency Hospital in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This is a hospital that places a high value on its employees. The environment at BVER is very supportive and our focus is to develop and maintain a positive culture. We strive for excellent medicine and excellent patient care. We are privately owned and locally managed. With a fully equipped ER and ICU staffed by experienced professionals, you'll have the resources and support to provide exceptional patient care and confidently manage your cases. Our ideal candidate is collaborative, self-motivated, enjoys community outreach and is willing to help promote and maintain an outstanding hospital culture.
At Bridgetown, you'll join a collaborative team of specialists that includes three surgeons, two internists, three neurologists, one radiologist, an ophthalmologist, three criticalists, and an experienced emergency service. Supported by advanced imaging services available seven days a week, our multidisciplinary team works together to provide the highest level of care for patients while fostering a collegial and rewarding professional environment.
Advanced diagnostic and therapeutic equipment include a Canon Aplio A450 ultrasound machine, GE OEC 9800 Plus C-arm, Siemens Avanto 1.5T MRI, Toshiba Aquilion 128-slice CT, PrisMax and PuriFi dialysis systems, a Ho-YAG laser for PLDA procedures, a Tudor underwater treadmill, and three state-of-the-art digital X-ray rooms.
Daily case rounds foster collaboration among our multidisciplinary specialty team, providing opportunities to share knowledge, discuss challenging cases, and deliver exceptional patient care. Our rotating internship program contributes to a vibrant academic atmosphere, allowing specialists to mentor aspiring veterinarians while helping shape the future of the profession. Supported by advanced technology, a strong referral base, and a collaborative team of specialists and emergency clinicians, you'll have the opportunity to grow your service, pursue your clinical interests, and thrive in a progressive, state-of-the-art hospital.
Benefits:
- No negative accrual and Minimal Non-compete
- No non-compete for emergency veterinarians
- Annual performance bonus or Production opportunities available
- Welcome bonus
- Flexible work schedules
- Paid AVMA/PLIT liability coverage, DEA license and Oregon State licensing
- Generous CE allowance
- Paid time off
- Health insurance with employer paid HSA contribution annually
- Dental and Vision insurance
- 401(k) with employer match
- Short term and long-term disability coverage
- And much more!
Check us out at Bridgetownvet.com
Apply via email: Kristy Curtis at kristy.curtis@bridgetownvet.com
Check us out at Bridgetownvet.com
Apply via email: Kristy Curtis at kristy.curtis@bridgetownvet.com
Bridgetown Veterinary Emergency and Referral is ready to welcome a Second Boarded Veterinary Radiologist to join our Specialty and Emergency Hospital in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. This is a hospital that places a high value on its employees. The environment at BVER is very supportive and our focus is to develop and maintain a positive culture. We strive for excellent medicine and excellent patient care. We are privately owned and locally managed. With a fully equipped ER and ICU staffed by experienced professionals, you'll have the resources and support to provide exceptional patient care and confidently manage your cases. Our ideal candidate is collaborative, self-motivated, enjoys community outreach and is willing to help promote and maintain an outstanding hospital culture.
At Bridgetown, you'll join a collaborative team of specialists that includes three surgeons, two internists, three neurologists, one radiologist, an ophthalmologist, three criticalists, and an experienced emergency service. Supported by advanced imaging services available seven days a week, our multidisciplinary team works together to provide the highest level of care for patients while fostering a collegial and rewarding professional environment.
Advanced diagnostic and therapeutic equipment include a Canon Aplio A450 ultrasound machine, GE OEC 9800 Plus C-arm, Siemens Avanto 1.5T MRI, Toshiba Aquilion 128-slice CT, PrisMax and PuriFi dialysis systems, a Ho-YAG laser for PLDA procedures, a Tudor underwater treadmill, and three state-of-the-art digital X-ray rooms.
Daily case rounds foster collaboration among our multidisciplinary specialty team, providing opportunities to share knowledge, discuss challenging cases, and deliver exceptional patient care. Our rotating internship program contributes to a vibrant academic atmosphere, allowing specialists to mentor aspiring veterinarians while helping shape the future of the profession. Supported by advanced technology, a strong referral base, and a collaborative team of specialists and emergency clinicians, you'll have the opportunity to grow your service, pursue your clinical interests, and thrive in a progressive, state-of-the-art hospital.
Benefits:
- No negative accrual and Minimal Non-compete
- No non-compete for emergency veterinarians
- Annual performance bonus or Production opportunities available
- Welcome bonus
- Flexible work schedules
- Paid AVMA/PLIT liability coverage, DEA license and Oregon State licensing
- Generous CE allowance
- Paid time off
- Health insurance with employer paid HSA contribution annually
- Dental and Vision insurance
- 401(k) with employer match
- Short term and long-term disability coverage
- And much more!
Check us out at Bridgetownvet.com
Apply via email: Kristy Curtis at kristy.curtis@bridgetownvet.com
Check us out at Bridgetownvet.com
Apply via email: Kristy Curtis at kristy.curtis@bridgetownvet.com
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- Animal Care & Pet Services
- Healthcare & Medical Services
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in veterinary radiologist jobs.
- ACVR board certification or eligibility with active residency completion
- Proficiency in CT, MRI, radiography, and ultrasound interpretation
- Experience with PACS and digital imaging software platforms
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from an AVMA-accredited institution
- Ability to perform and interpret image-guided interventional procedures
- Strong written communication skills for producing diagnostic radiology reports
Tips for Your Veterinary Radiologist Job Search
Tailor your CV to imaging modalities
List the specific modalities you've trained on, CT, MRI, fluoroscopy, and nuclear scintigraphy, in a dedicated skills section. Hiring committees at referral hospitals scan for modality depth before they read anything else on your CV.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists veterinary radiologist openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Target ACVR diplomate-preferred postings separately
Filter openings by whether they require board certification or accept residency-trained candidates still pursuing diplomate status. Applying to the wrong tier wastes time, so read the minimum qualifications line before anything else.
Build a case-image portfolio before interviews
Bring two or three de-identified imaging studies that show your diagnostic reasoning, one challenging CT, one MRI with an unexpected finding. Walk the committee through your interpretation process rather than just your conclusion.
Negotiate call coverage terms before accepting
Emergency and after-hours teleradiology obligations vary widely between practices. Ask explicitly how after-hours reads are distributed, whether compensation is included, and what the turnaround expectation is, before you receive a written offer.
Follow up after interviews with a clinical insight
Send a brief note within two days referencing a specific case type or equipment question from the interview. It signals genuine interest in that practice's caseload and distinguishes you from candidates who send a generic thank-you.
Veterinary Radiologist Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most veterinary radiologists?
The companies hiring the most veterinary radiologists right now include BluePearl Pet Hospital, Ethos Veterinary Health, and MedVet, with the largest share of openings in Texas, California, and North Carolina, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. University-affiliated teaching hospitals and large specialty referral networks tend to post the highest volume of positions.
How many veterinary radiologist jobs are remote?
About 0% of veterinary radiologist openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting steady demand for teleradiology interpretation services. Remote roles tend to concentrate in diagnostic CT and MRI reads, while interventional procedures and ultrasound-guided work almost always require on-site presence.
How do you become a veterinary radiologist?
You first complete a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from an accredited veterinary school, then secure a spot in an ACVR-approved radiology residency, which typically runs three years. After residency, you sit for the ACVR board examination. Passing that examination grants diplomate status and qualifies you for most specialist-level positions.
How can I get hired as a veterinary radiologist with little experience?
Residency-trained candidates who have not yet passed boards can target positions posted as diplomate-eligible or board-eligible, which are common at teaching hospitals willing to invest in a new diplomate. Rotating externships during veterinary school in imaging-heavy specialty practices also build competitive credentials. Highlighting case volume and modality exposure from your residency training is more persuasive than length of experience alone.
What does the veterinary radiologist interview process look like?
Most practices conduct an initial phone or video screen to assess clinical background and scheduling fit, followed by an on-site visit that includes a case review session where you interpret live or de-identified studies aloud. Faculty-based positions often add a brief research presentation. Final discussions typically cover caseload expectations, call structure, and equipment before a formal offer is extended.
Where can I find and apply to veterinary radiologist jobs?
You can find and apply to veterinary radiologist jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States in one place. Search the available roles, find the positions that match your credentials and preferences, and apply directly to each listing that fits.
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